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Cultural Capital episode 17: watch our show on the best of London’s arts and culture

From bloody vengeance in Sloane Square to our first ever Stories festival in the West End, we’ve got you covered

Welcome to the latest edition of Cultural Capital, our weekly show picking our favourite bits of London’s arts and culture.

This week, we’re heading to the Royal Court Theatre to talk to the two actors at the centre of Aleshea Harris’s hilariously savage new play Is God Is, and we’ll be giving you the lowdown on the first ever Evening Standard Stories Festival in association with Netflix, which kicks off today with talks and panels from the team behind Sex Education and the creators of Top Boy, and a showcase of authors from Stormzy’s imprint #Merky Books.

Our Thing of the Week is a much-loved member of the Soane family, and I’ll be reviewing the flat-out weirdest film I’ve seen all year, The Green Knight, starring Dev Patel and Alicia Vikander.

Enjoy!

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